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TONIGHT AND FRIDAY
Vivian Martin in "The Spirit of Romance"
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Friday Night Saturday Night
VAUDEVILLE
in addition to Regular Picture.
5 MILOS 5
An Excellent Company o( Musical Entertainers, presenting
a Sensutinn in Harmony inj Laughter, featuring
LITTLE GYPSIE MILO--
Tlx Youngett Violinist on the American Stage
JEANE L. CROSS
Late Prima Donna of the "Chocolate Soldier"
MILOESS--
The Only Artist playing piano and cornet it tame time.
A great novelty act.
MILO-- Humorist, Violinut and Eccentric Tromhonist
CAVALLO Novelty Piano Player
THE PHOTO-PLAY-
FRIDAY Vivian Martin in "The Spirit of Romance"
SATURDAY-Robert Warwick and Doris Kenyon in
"The Man Who Forgot"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS, 10c-25c
1917 SEPTEMBER 1917
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS A YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them litre.
I III D A V.
l.iulliV I.llirury Club election, I.I
liriu-y building, :l i. in.
Khun of Norway, Kullicr's Hall, K
p. III.
Out nil Trade, Ijilmr and I'ur
mm' Council, l.one Pine l-iilxir Trni-
pli. 7::l p. in.
HATt KU.AV.
It! Men, officii of K. II. GlNon,
O'Kunc building, H p. in.
q Hl'NDAY.
Hcrvlrcn In. Itcnd churches.
CI. K. Morrison, manager of tin1
l.a Pine Irrigation Company, came In
today from Portland.
H. M. Stephens, of ilia Cent nil Ore-
Kii Hunk, Ih iiIuiiiiIiik to limvo Mon
day on a moiitli'H vacation.
J. W. Hay eamo In last night from
Spokane to look over homestead lu ml
with a vl!W to taking a piece.
V. L. Davidson riiiriiil to llooil
River after innkliiK a trip up here to
look Into tint lumber dunlin-nil.
Mr. mill Mrs. ('. V. Kino are receiv
ing cnngrululntlons upon tliii arrival
of a liuliy boy yesterday. Thin Is tlii'lr
croud child.
Mr. mid MrH. Uenrgn Appi'l, who
IlllVe been COIIIII'i'UmI lt lltlll! services
In thii Cottiin Tabernacle, Irfi town
toiluy for Wulln Walla.
Mm. V. r Aldrlch and Biuall son
returned today from their vacation.
Mm. J. K. Ilyini and daughter wi-ri'
also on tint an mo Incoming train.
T. C. Bhunkland, of I'lirtlmid, In
working l H''l udjustliig flru In
h u run c() on tho homo of Kruult llnr
wlu In Kenwood, which was recently
destroyed.
Thn llunks i-hlldrmi, from Wagnu
tlro, cumit In yesterday to utlcnd
school III Itcnd during the winter.
Thny will stuy with tlii'lr fulher In
l i.i wood.
Mr. anil Mm. J .11. Voder ami three
children lnft for Oregon City Inilay
und will live tlicro during tlm win
Kir. Thriy cumo lu from thn Kurt
Hoik valley.
Mm. (',. L. 1 1 In man, formerly of
Itnlyiit, Iiiih taken thn Colli) Iiiiiiki! In
Kenwood and will novo In for the
winter. Mr children will attend
school lu llend.
A liahy hoy urrlved thin week at the
homo of Mr. and Mm. Luther C.
Quirk and Ih reported dolor, well.
Tin) child wuk horn Sunday and
weighed nine and a hair pounds.
The llend Kiitiillnry Laundry him
recently Installed a new modern man
Klo. It In the Intention of tho muu-UKi-iiKiil
to liiHtall mora eiiulpmeut
a H noon uh It is poKHlhlo to gel more
experienced help.
Mr. and Mm. ChitflcB W. Ersklne
have returned to Hcnd from a wed
illiiK trip to llauf, Canuda. They
liuvu taken the l'aul Hosmer resi
dence on HIvitmUIo drive and will
make their home In It.
Three Hihool teitehem hound for
the Iliirnn dlHtrlrt wero In town to
day. M'lm Hilda WlllluniB. of Vum
hill, will have the WuiUlnu mliool,
wlille MIxh Until Itli'liardH and MIkh
Olive Stark, of Portland, will be neur
DuriiH.
Ueor);n Hoover, with bis family
und Murk lleemuu, made up a party
of iiluo mo'.tirixts who left this after
noon fur KuKeue. They will K over
the mouiitaliis und ilown to the coast,
stopping ut Newport. The outlnK will
cover two weeks.
Dr. William K. (Jlasgow, or Seattle,
was In town today on business. He
hud come down to his ranch 'AO miles
south of fleud and arranged for the
shipment of several carloads of live-,
slock. Hn will go out on tonight's
train for the north.
Max Crundall, an expert account
ant from Portland, is finishing the
work on the city audit today. He hus
been at Madras until this morning.
le A. Thomas bus moved from
his home across tho river, and Is now
making his homo at the Pilot Ilutto
Inn.
William Newtiuist, a recent arrival
from Astoria, has been discovered ill
In his tent near the railroad tracks.
Ho Ih suffering with tuberculosis In
mi advanced stage and is unable to
cure for himself. Tho Invalid Is a
member of tho Mooso lodge and tho
members are trying to got In com
munication with his brothers that
they may take churgo of him. Mr.
Newuulst will probubly bo removed
to Ihe county hospital as he Is too ill
to travel far.
AT THE HOTELS.
( I.ASSKS ItrX.IN.
Mrs. Ashloy Forrest's classes In
pliiiii) and voice will begin on Sep
tember C. 225-SOc
AMUSEMENTS-
TOXIGHT.
Liberty Theatre.
Vivian Martin, in "Tho Spirit
of Itoinaoce."
"Idberty" serial, 14tll nplsodo
it ml lust week's eplsodu repeat
ed. (irund Tlieatrr.
Allen Joyco and I lurry Mnroy,
In "Her Secret."
Patlto News of World Pictures.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Androw McCnlllstor, of Tuniulo, Is
in town on business.
James Hock Is In Portland on a
week's business trip.
Dalo Hurkor camo In on this morn
ing's train from Portland,
Paul IIoHirmr was anutlior Betid
niiin returning from Portland.
Mrs. S. C. Nlckcrson hns gone to
Madras to visit Hov. Helch.;r and
family novornl days.
K. A. Nolsnn has como In from his
ranch nnd Is flpendlng tho day In
'town on biiHlnoBs.
WE SELL FOR LESS
Phone 2391
See Our Line of Wording Men's
Furnishings
Tri-State Terminal Co.
Successor to Homer
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING BENT).
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Down town stiles olllco
In Bend Company Building-
Complete Stock of Lumber
Lath, Sash and Doors
Med-
I'llot llnlto Inn.
K. K. Garrison, Portland.
William A. (Jlasgow, Seattle
W. A. McAilum, Seattle.
M. I.. Walker, Portland.
O. M. Schubach, Portland.
John Krufslc, Portland.
A, M. Muschmeyer, Portland.
J. Hluter, Portland.
A. II. Miller, Portland.
J. T. Hardy, Oregon Trunk.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Holloway,
ford.
I". I. l.cKtoe, Portlund.
.MIks K. Stewart, Portland.
It. H. Wilson, Portlund.
(Icor.-j A. Patterson, Portland.
I'. Mac.farland, Portland.
H. (J. Magoon, Sun Krunclsco.
Mr. und Mrs. P. S. Ilullurd, Km-
nu ll, Idaho.
I).in Italy. Silver Lake.
Hotel Co. J ,
I. Zlerolf, Htimpton.
K. ('. Lock wood. Cottage Grove.
W. .Mackey, pine Mountain.
C L. Henson, La Pine.
Dell Davis, Held.
J. S. Kdmiinds, Council, Idaho.
Peter Otrague, Hums.
Peter Lagadoy, Hums.
W. II. Coupler, Cottage Crove.
The Wi-IkIiI Hotel.
V. I). Harris, Portland.
Mrs. J. II. Voder, Kort Hock.
John C. folvurd, Kremont.
K. S. Krei inun, Portlund.
K. II. M Camiiiun. Portland.
A. Hontvildt, Toledo.
C. A. JohiiKon, Spokane.
Arthur Paine, Portlund.
Kinmett Itiihurdson, Kent.
J. W. Hay, Spokane.
Anthony Itoach, Sisters.
II. Markell, Sisters.
.1. K. MOIWOX II Kit K.
For the firm time since December,
1914, J. K. Morson has returned to
When you thinly f
Insurance
tiling of
EASTES
Ih-cuosc he handles the liest
line of conijianieH repsesenled
in llend and lx-cause he is
ALWAYS ON THE JOU BDd
knows just how to help you
get
ABSOLUTE
PROTECTION
J. A. EASTES
Corner Ilond und Crcenwood
llend, to find It a much changed
place since he had been here handling
Irrigation work at La Pine. He was
formerly project manager of the
Deschutes Irrigation Company when
thn lines were first put In and Is now
buck In connection with new develop
ment work In the district south of
here and will remain several weeks.
When Mr. Morson got off the train
from Portland this morning he said
he felt like another Kip Van Winkle.
The town hud changed so much he
found a guMe almo'U a necessity.
Xht 'Portland
-a generation
of hotel leader
ship.
5
Nationally
known w the
comfurtaf)le
hotel with lhal
"homry1'
tmotpltere,
l-w -it
QUICK ACTION !
We have decided to close out our entire stock of Lace
Curtains, Scrims, Cretonnes, Portiers, Couch Covers, and
this is just the season when you can use these articles best
AH LAC'K Cl'ilTAINS, values from "'k, 1lCl CQ.
to 3.fX, now at HtOC lO p 1 .DO
CHF.TONXKS, regular 23c, Xie and : V)c 1 1 Q TLAfs
values, now cut to 3Cj 1 Cf crC
CHILDREN'S BKAUHRAND SCHOOL HOSE, Jc and O
.'13c. valutf, now, just before school . ''''
LADIES' SKIRTS, f.'.W values QQ
We could not make these cuts in our regular prices if we
were not going to close them out absolutely.
THE PEOPLES STORE
Bend View
PRICES: SI0O AND LP
TERMS: Reasonab.e
We'll loan yoo money to build.
BEND'S MOST SCENIC
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Every Lot commands a view
of the River, Mountains and
City. Building restrictions
according to Location.
SEE
J. RYAN
O'Kaoe Bid;.
CO-
Phone 361
) SHEVLIN PINE
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
SASH. DOORS and MILL WORK
Phone 1661
FOR
SASH FACTORY WOOD
PHONE
BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
441
GET A HOMESTEAD
Under the Arnold Ditch
The Benham Falls segregation,, comprising 74,000 acres
of land adjacent to Bend has been thrown open to .
Homestead Entry.
Approximately 9000 acres of this land can be watered from the Arnold Ditch
for which a water-right can be obtained from the Arnold Irrigation Company
for considerable less than the State is selling water rights for lands in the State
projects adjacent to Bend. To all residents ot Bend desiring homesteads under
the Arnold Ditch we desire to state that we have engaged the engineers of the
Arnold Irrigation Company, L. D. Wiest and George S. Young, who are more
familiar with these lands than anyone else, to make a survey of the lands that
can be irrigated and to run lines for ditches so that parties desiring to file on the
lands can be shown what part of the lands can be irrigated and approximately
the amount of tillable acreage on each claim.
Call and see us for locations. Either Mr. Wiest or Mr. Young will accom
pany you over the land, show you the lines and give you desired information re
garding Arnold Irrigation Company water-rights, etc. Our charges are very
reasonable.
J. RYAN & CO.
BEND - - - OREGON